Fletcher Combine Beats Bridgeport 14 to 8 in Exhibition
A crowd of over 3,300 at Newfeld Park watched the Fletcher nine defeat Bridgeport 14 to 8. Walter Hubbell started for Fletcher and allowed three runs in the third as Bridgeport rallied, while Jim Murray struggled for Bridgeport with five hits. Sands and Mokan produced key three base hits for the Phillies, and Gillispie relieved Murray in the sixth, allowing several runs as the Fletcher lineup stayed productive throughout the game.
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Park City
Newfeld Park
Bridgeport
Philadelphia
Brookles
Jim Murray
Quakers
Gillispie
Annie Oakleys
Walter Hubbel
Fletcher Combine
Betts
Sands
Ripperton
Rapp
Dick Loftus
Wrightstone
Mohan
Ozone
Irving
Walker
Lee
Tec
Happ
Acros
Parkinson
Wilson
Hubbell
Fisher
Farkinson
Emmerich
la Wailie
Texnas
Murray
Intieré
Sam Post
Eramerich
Betis
Hebbell
Weightstone
Post
Mokan
Shea
Budgenort
Loftun
Smith
Phillies
Parkinsen
Fe Betts
Emmeran
Valliv
Laofius
Gillespie
Wrighta
Tone
Baxes
Fridzepart
Om Sturray
Hubbell i Frette
How They Stand AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results
Results show Washington 4 New York 3 and Detroit 0 Chicago 4 with St Louis 3. Schedule lists Chicago at St Louis Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York Boston at Philadelphia. National League results include Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia and New York at Brooklyn with Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Boston.
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Washington
New York
eVeland
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philaelphia
Eame & Re
Cleveland & W
St. Louis
International League scores from Newark Jersey City and Baltimore
In Newark, Toronto beat Newark 15 to 20 with 10 hits and multiple errors in the first game, then Newark won the second 14 to 0 with 8 hits. At Jersey City, Rochester defeated Jersey City in the first game 8 to 6 with six hits. second game ended 7 to 2 with Rochester 7 Jersey City 0. Baltimore hosted Buffalo with Buffalo 4 Baltimore 2, and Syracuse edged Reading 4 to 2.
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Newark
Hirst
Toronto
Phauwoyesta
Gol Ox
Lynch
Reece
Vincent
Kncich
Baldwin
Devine
Sewack
Hill
Thomas
Carruthers
Jersey City
Rochester
Tamas
Errors
Beall
McQuinn
Lake
Licey
Freitag
Ogosy
Lorors
Keenan
Milius
Earnhardt
Baltimore
Buffalo Aponours
Buffalo
Laltimore
Exhibition Baseball Notes From New Haven and Waterbury
Reports from New Haven on April 2 show Philadelphia players and local teams including Lew Haven and Osmer with wartime lineups. Waterbury on April 22 features Royal Colored Giants with Thompson Pulier Eshauttel Reptur and others, plus Reading and Spuarmo engagements.
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New Haven
Philadelphi
Lew Haven
F.E
Osmer
Wartmany Harman
Rowland Mulrenwun
Jryman
Withrow
Wirrun
Waterbury
Waterbury (i
Royal Colored Giants
Thompson
Pulier
Eshauttel
Reptur
Reading
Spuarmo
Fuller
Sehaulleh
Mayo Danbury Boy to Stay with Waterbury
Henry Mayo a Danbury youngster will remain with Waterbury as a promising recruit. Mayo played for Danbury semi pro last season batting .256 against strong New York and Connecticut pitchers. He is described as a very fleet player with a sharp speed.
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Henry Mayo
Danbury
Herman J3ronkie
Wintertshielder
Mayo
New York
Connecticut
They
Right Games in School Leagues Schedule Abbreviated
The weekly schedule lists Class A games and Class Js fixtures across multiple schools. Teams include Yellow Mill, Old Mill, Prospect, Seaside, Waltersville, and Whittier among others, with matchups set for today through Thursday before seaside plans conclude.
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Srammar
Uireuwits
Faue
Cliss Js Feaes
Old Mill
Barnamatelinley
Eastowe
Wheeler- Webster
Seaside
Waltersville-Thiam
Cleveland Beats Detroit in Ten Innings 4-0
Cleveland defeated Detroit 1-0 in ten innings to claim undisputed 61st place as Coveleskie and Rip Van Calina dueled. Cleveland’s run came in the 10th when Coveleskie was hit, Jamieson walked, and Wamiley singled to drive in Coveleskie. Heilmann key defensive plays by Detroit preserved the scoreless regulation.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Pame
Ballie
Covéloskie
Rip
Cal
Ure
Coveleckie
Te Gut
Jamieson
Wamiley
Jones
Wilt
Coveleskie
Chicubs Win Fifth Straight With 9th Inning Rally
Chicago beats St. Louis 8 to 7 on opening day for their fifth straight win. Osborne started, Kaufmann, passed ball, and Gelmes' hit produced the decisive run in the ninth. Sensational catches by Staty and Blade highlighted the game.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Stars
Osborne
Kautmand
3. Louis
Kaufmann
Gelmes
Artarsl
Osborge
SAUNA
Tor Sherdel
Ted Fox North
Jauule
Arts—Trading
Te Reign
MIT Ine
Hornsby
Ballomoy
Loriites
Linntheole
Hartnett
Noutle Tea
Mueller Eratie
Freigau
Sir
St George Team Defeats Manchester in Cup Tourney Final
The StePees soccer club of St George won the first leg of the state cup final against Manchester 2 0 yesterday afternoon. Bilrox Bloxwin and Pratt scored for St George while Pratt did for Manchester. St George will travel to Atunchester next week for the second battle.
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Manchester
St George
Atunchester
Bilrox
Bloxwin
St. George
Pratt
Pmailister Thistles
Pirates Rout Reds In Slugging 15 9 Victory
In Cincinnati on April 22 Pittsburgh outslugged Cincinnati 15 to 9 with six pitchers used. Morrison faltered in seventh, Bagby finished, Rixey started strong but departed early. Home runs by Barnhart and Bohne highlight the scoring as Adams and Lenhardt subbed in.
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Pittsburgh
Sineinnati
Bs Ph
Lyra Iho
Rixey
Rube Bentor
Morrison
Bagby
Cleveland
Adams
Gaoeh
Hoon
Lenmidt
Burns
Bohne
Duncan
Roush
Breswler
Caveney
Wink
Tosey
Keck
Hiyrgrave
Hoek
Benton
Arpet
Galted
Hargrave
Kenton
Herts
Bararmves
Morison
Morinul Emstie
Gate
Roome Wins Squass Title At Field Club Greenwich
Reginald Roome defeated Ralph G Coburn to win the squass championship at the Field Club in Greenwich. In a five setter on the club court yesterday afternoon Roome took three games to two with scores 16 17 13 4 ?, 11 2. The match featured a tight finish and crowned Roome champion.
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Greenwich
Reginald Roome
Ralph G. Coburn
Hoome
Wali
Bah
Yates Circuits as City Giants Win
The Parky Giants opened the 1923 season with a win over the Rayfield Owls at Seaside Park. Yates hit a home run for the Giants and Lancaster batted five for five. Final score Giants 9 Owls 4.
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YATES
City Giants
Giants
Rayfield Owls
Seaside Park
Lancaster
Owls
Kami's Hitting Gives Sox Win Over St. Louis
In St Louis April 4 Chicago edged St Louis 4 to 3 in a pitchers battle. T Blankenship and Covengross Shocker worked well for the Sox. Brown relieved. White Sox score in third and fifth with two singles from Corengros driving in two runs.
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Kami
SOX
ST. Louis
Oxford training at stadium for Penn Relays meet
Oxford university runners prepared at Franklin Field ahead of the Pennsylvania relay carnival. Captain Milligan and teammates Millisan Miller Hewerson Morin Renwick joined by Stevenson trained on the new stadium’s dirt track as they eye the distance medley relay two mile events and a two mile relay over Friday and Saturday competition.
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Oxford — University Trace
Franklin Field
Lue
WR. Millisan
L. RR. Miller
KP. Hewerson
Morin
GR. Renwick
W. EL Stevenson
Alan
Oxford
Princeton
Cap Milligan
John Scott Seals Second Victory as Stengel Hits Homer
Brooklyn visitors fall 10 to 0 as New York shuts out Brooklyn for the second straight game. Giants hammer Grimes for ten hits and seven runs while Smith yields five hits and three. Frinch collects four hits and Stengel belts a home run over right, aiding John Scott’s strong start.
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Stengel
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New York
Dodgers
Giants
Grimes
Smith
Frinch
Lstter
Scott
Schuebner
Bancroft
Groh
Jackson
Frisch
A McGuire
Meusel
Cunninghim
Young
E. Shinners
Steneel
S Snyder
Page
Aes
Gilson
Stewart
Johnston
T. Griffith
Wheat
Barber
Ef. Schuscchner
L. O. Grimes
Sohrigber
Brook
Meunel
Doubie
Prisch
Schliebner
Kapee
Hilltop Track Team Prepares for Penn Relays Contenders
Bridgeport High School’s Hilltop track squad shows strong form in New York University games, placing four in the event and earning third in points. Star performers include Fredley McTighe leading the 190 yard dash, Ray Whelan second in the furlong, and Captain Gearse Lee winning the quarter. Coach Lakeman plans a six-man team for the Philadelphia meet, likely drawn from Lee, Carrell, McTighe, Whelan, Donbullian, Carley, and Fitzpatrick, with Al Andersen as advisory coach.
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Hilltopers
Penn
Jack Fitzpatrick
Lakeman
Philadelphia
Lee
Carrell
McTighe
Whelan
Donbullian
Carley
Fitzpatrick
al Andersen
Beard
Hiltop
Lasker Marshall Chess Match Ends In Draw
In Cleveland on April 2 the eleventh game between Frank J. Marshall of New York and Edouard Lasker of Chicago finished in a draw after 76 moves. Marshall holds a one game lead over the challenger.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Marshall
New York
United States
Edouard Lasker
Chicago
Mail
Ansonia Soccer Team Defeats Meriden Three to Zero
The Ansonia eleven defeated Meriden 3 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Seaside Park. La Victoria defeated St. Georges Junior Combined to 1.
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Ansonia
Meriden Eleven
la Victoria
St. Georges
Seaside Park
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